Russia to Recruit Indian Workers Amid Industrial Workforce Shortages: Indian Envoy Vinay Kumar
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Russia to recruit Indian workers amid industrial workforce shortages: Indian envoy Vinay Kumar
Russia is seeking Indian professionals to fill gaps in its machinery and electronics sectors, responding to a growing shortage of skilled labour. Indian Ambassador Vinay Kumar highlighted the rising demand and the increasing burden on consular services due to the influx of workers. Regions such as Sverdlovsk, home to heavy industry, are preparing for large numbers of Indian specialists. Migrant workers from India have already been arriving since…
India will send to Russia the necessary quantity of skilled labour according to quotas, declared India's Ambassador in Moscow, Vinai Kumar. "Our goal is to ensure that quality, skilled labour is supplied in the necessary quantity, in accordance with the Russian Federation's requirements, to the Russian market," said Kumar in an interview with TASS. He said that on average between 25 and 30 per cent of the quota for the recruitment of foreign wor…
India is ready to provide Russia with the necessary number of skilled workers, said the Indian Ambassador to Moscow Vinay Kumar. According to him, the Russian market is experiencing a shortage of labor, while India has personnel who can fill some of the vacant positions. “On a broader level, Russia needs labor, and India has qualified personnel,” Kumar said in an interview with TASS. He specified that the hiring of Indian citizens is carried out…
India is prepared to send as many skilled workers as Russian enterprises will need, and the number of professionals will depend on the needs of the labour market and quotas, as announced by Ambassador Winai Kumar of India to the Russian Federation.
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